Exam 4: Wealth and the Measurement of Profit
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Net realisable value is based on an expected selling price in a forced sale.
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Pod Fashion buys and sells shoes. At 1 January the business held 500 pairs of shoes, valued at $10 a pair.
During January the business sold 410 pairs of the shoes at $40 cash per pair. The average cost of selling the shoes was $10 cash per pair. The replacement cost of the shoes at 31 January was $12 a pair. Further, due to market competition, the expected selling price of the shoes in the foreseeable future will be $38 a pair at an average selling cost of $10 per pair.

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